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Faipoarers were. Keith
Montgomery, James
klowatt, Darold •Gross
and Harvey .Garniss
gIRLS' AUXILIARY
Girls, come out and join
the Gils' Auxiliary every
Sunday night at 7: 3Op.
in -yorii- club room. All
girls 11 years of age and
up are welcdrne to join for
good fellowship, songs
and craftS. •
This group is sponsored
by St. Mark's •Anglican
Church with organizers
being Mrs. William
Craven and Mrs. Jim
Schneider.
Trips and speakers are
going to be part of the
program.
Everyone is welcome.
SOCIAL NEWS
Allan Gerofsky of
London visited on the
weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Cartwright,
David, Derrick and
Lorie. ,
Due to lack of snow in
this district, the Auburn
and District Lions Club --
have had to cancel many
of the Sno-Fest events.
The pancake breakfast
will still be held though
along with other -en-
tertainment as found in
the ad elsewhere in this
paper. Come out 'and
enjoy yourself during the
day.
The community' is
pleased to • report that
Arnold Craig was 'able to
return. home frdrn loW lady Mrs. Graham -
University Hospital in ' McNee, high • man
Undon last week. (playing as a man) -
•Wendy Powell, low man -
Bob Armstrong and
novelty - Ross Robinson.
There were 12 tables.
Everyone is welcome. '
The 1:sympathy of this
community is extended to
Mr. - and - Mrs. Herbert
• Olousher, o,n the death of
their_ son Boh and to Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Glousher
and Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Geed on the death of their
brother.
Lana Lawrence
celebrated her seventh
birthday 1st week with a
party. The afternoon. was
spent playing games and
her mother, Mrs. Fred
,Larence, served
hamburgers and birthday
cake complete with
candles and ice-cream.
The little guests ;were
Melissa Clark, Sarah
-Clark,- -Beth -Hawley-,
Karen Plunkett, Lorraine
McClinchpy, Leone
• Cunningham, • Theresa
Knox, Samantha Nesbit,,
Shannon Duiz•er,
Christine Potter, Leslie
Lawrence and -.Lori and
Donna Lynn Armstrong.
Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. William Seers
and Carol were Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Reed, Jeremy
and twin sons Scott and
Jeffrey, Miss Faye Seers
Of • London, Fred Seers
and Mrs. Elsie Keyes of
Goderich.
•
Prize winners •at the
• weekly 'euchre party held
every -TpesdaY at 8 p.m.
sharp were: high lady -
Mrs. Donald 'Carty/right,
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AftairS WAS the theme pi ,
the • AtIlmn Women's
Institute Meeting held
last week in the Com-
munity Nleraortat
The president, Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock, was
in charge of the meeting
which . opened with the
Qde, the Mary -Stewart
Collect and O Canada
• with the assistant pianist,
Mrs. Kenneth Medougall,
• at.the piano.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson
and Mrs. Beth Lansing,
conveners of Citizenship
and World Affairs, gave
papers on this subject.
Mrs. Andefson spoke on
, the 'Iran situatien, the
Shah and the present
conflict and how it
started. Mrs. Lansing
spoke of tile important
events, the Year of the
,Child, Pope John Paul,
Mother • Theresa, Mrs.
Linda Clark, Alice Munro
and Keith Robinson and
told how they Contributed
tethe events last year.
To complete their
presentation; -the women
had a contest using 24
important peoples
ak;
pictures out of .the
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Mrs. Ponald Cart4
wright reportrd that the
4-1-1 spring Proj,eet• would
•Start inlinediaAelY.
After the singing •of the
Queen ' and. the W.I.
. Grace, lunch was served
by, Mrs.` Lillian
Letherland ..and Mrs.
-Arnold Craig, Prizes
were ted to the
person having the most
buttons on her coatflYirs.
Kenneth .1VIcDotigall and
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson)
and to 'the person who
received bedroom slip-
pers for Christifnas -
(Mrs. -Ed Davies).
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many- wients have had to
be changed for the Sno-
• Fest weekend. All events
will be held on Saturday,
January 26 at the Auburn
Community Memorial
Hall. •
The Pancake Breakfast •
will begin at 8 a.m,; the..
log -sawing contest and,
hayrides are to beheld at
1 p.rn.; and the dance and
draw from 9 p.m: to 1
a.m. Plan to attend and
join the fun.
ROBERT GLOUSHER
Robert Glousher of
R.R, 1 Auburn passed
away in Wingham and
uburrt
news
papers. Mrs; Robert Peck Eleanor Bradnock, correapondent
was the winner
A piano solo of a
medley of tunes was
inlayed by Mrs. Bud
'Chamney. A reading, Not
a Working Wife 'in an
Ordinary Sense, was
given by Mrs.' Lillian• ,
Letherland.
The minutes of 'the the Palmerston Lions
lu d Bill E e
adopted as read by the Ir(iin the Auburn
'
secretary, Mrs. Robert Snowmobile Club.
Peck. The dinner Was catered
• It was announced that to by a Unit of Knox
the curator, •' Mrs., Tom United Church Women.
LIONS CLUB
The Auburn and
District Lions Club met
last week in the Auburn
Community IVIemorial
Hall, with 16. members
present. Alp present
were four members from
Dece-rnber meeting were C Y
'H • will have• her •District Goverrior, Lion
gitt,
mittee on January -30 at official visit. Lion Paddy
her home. . was introduced by Lion
A letter was read Gordon Daer • arid
asking the Auburn W.I. to presented with a gift by
have the Huronview Lion Jim Schneider.
birthday party on March • The meeting was
19. Mrs. Tom Haggitt will to " order by vice -
be in charge of the president, Lion • Bill
cupcakes, Mrs. Bud Crawford.
Chamney and Mrs. Beth The secretary's report
Lansing will get the gifts • was given by Lion Bob
s. and Mrs. Donald Haines Worsell and adopted on
and Mrs. Tom Jardin will • motion by Lion Marinus
be in charge of •the • Bakker and seconded by
program. Lion Clare Millian.
A letter of thanks was • Lion Walter Marchl
read from the Children's gave details of the latest
. Memorial • Hospital for. project - collecting used
the donation and also one eye glasses for the sight
froth Family „and conservation •,and work
Children's Services for • with the blind committee.
the donation to assist with The Auburn Lions Club
• Christmas buying. will gladly accept •any
. It was announced that eyeglasses regardless of
the Erland Lee week will condition. If you have any
be June 2 to 6 and the laying around, • please
Officers' • Conference, give them to any Auburn
April 29, 30 and May 1. and District Lions Club
Mrs. Lillian Letherland member.
•
reported on cards sent Lion.A1 Lund presented
information on, "What is
and read thank -you notes
a Good -Lions Club".
from • Mrs. Evelyn
Merrill, Mrs. Bill Moss, Lion Bob Worsell
Wilfred Sanderson and agreed to be the local
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold representative on the
Craig. • Hullett Township
• Mrs. Frank- Raithby Recreation Committee:
• reported on labels and the Lion Doug Chamney
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members are reminded agreed to help as we
As- a result of the
to save them and thus buy
for the hall kitchen. present lack of snow,.
District Hospital on
Thursday -r January 17
after a short illness in his
53rd year.
- He was born in East
Wawanosh Township on
May 311, 1927 to Herbert
and Mae (Creighton)
Glousher who still sur-
vive him.
Also surviving are five
daughters, Betty, 'Bar-
bara, Brenda, Beverley.
and- Bonnie; four sons,
Jimmy, Johnny, Jerry
•and Joey; several
•grandchildren ;_ a.: .sister, •
Mrs. Keith (Jean) Good
with whom he had
resided for four years;
three brothers, James of
Auburn, Kenneth of
Goderich and Donald of
Blyth; and several nieces
• and nephews.
• The late Mr.. Glousher
,was a mechanic b -y trade
and had worked for the
•past three years for the
Montgomery Bus Lineslat
Blyth:
The' funeral and
•committal service was
held at the , Tasker
Funeral Home in Blyth on
Saturday, January 19 at 2
p.m. with the Reverend
C. Wittich officiating.
• Spring burial will be in
The • Auburn and
District 1.,iOns • Club
Lottery winner was Jim
Johnston -of Blyth with
ticket number 185.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Arthur on
the birth of their
daughter, Rachel Lee in
Alexandra Marine 'and
General Hospital,
Goderich on Saturday,
January 19, a wee sister
-for Seott.
Mrs. 'Harry- Arthur
spent last weekend v ith
•her, mother, Mrs. Elmer
Keller' at Dublin and with
her father, Mr. Elmer
Keller who was a patient
in Seaforth Hospital.
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